For me Dodge is fine, Parry is fine, and have to Parry is fine, but for some reason the have to Dodge ones always futz with my style.

I was worried it would be intolerable in the light of a post-Andor viewing, but I actually liked it a little more than I remembered.

As far as I'm concerned, It's biggest problem is 'I secretly designed to blow up' is way stupider than 'it needs an exhaust port'.

My Star Wars ranking is

Reprising his break-out role of Galanar.

And your mom's gonna hate it.

A Swedish guy told me this, but I think there're holes in the theory.

This might have been the toughest Boss for me. But I didn't know you could throw the shards into his mouth. Might have helped.

I think it's less so these days, but I wonder how often 'it's actually for adults' is used out of insecurity for liking cartoons.

For some reason the Swedish chef skit with the spaghetti was on before a few of my videos. www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfBt...

Maybe you're right, but I haven't felt let down at any point. This has been one of my favourite line-ups in quite a few years.

The scene in the elevator really does illustrate that despite his capacity for immense violence, Doom Guy is still empathic. You feel that righteous anger when he punches the screen.

You've just reminded me that Evolution had a cartoon. I can't even remember if I liked it.

I think it was alright, but it always ended with them making a new goo and just disolving the bad guys.

Seeing the big bad take on a new form every episode was pretty neat though.

Yeah I guess I'll check it out.